ok well a week or so ago i got this dent in my pipe and was wonderin if it is gonig to affect performance or ruin the engine?? also today i took it out and got it tuned and was making a high speed run then after about 5 seconds of WOT it started to sound like it was running out of gas so i hit the breaks and then it slowly died, but there was plenty of fuel, just it wouldnt start cause the glow plug died. my question is did that dent cause that to happen?? thanks, kevin

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Uhh idk but I'd get that out if I were you...Try some ice yet?

well i havent figured out what to use to plug up the hole that connects to the manifold...

A dent CAN rob your engine of power ... Since a two stroke engine uses exsaust pressure to run properly its likey that dent could have had somthin to do with your recent problems.... Even small dents like that can affect performance

I used the cap from my clutch shoe remover...

Go to a store and pick up some corks.

Oh and pick up the latest issue of RCCA, very thorough explanation of how a 2 stroke's pipe works.

They sell caps at the lhs

thanks rocco, well I need a new glow plug o maybe ill make a trip up there before sunday.

yeah i have that one Im a subscriber and i read it, and now that I think about it yeah it will rob me of power....ahhaah thanks for reminding me what i read

Yep stumbled across that article in school one day.

No problem... They come in a pack of all differnt sizes... They make lil ones that can cover the pressure line too

ok kool thanks rocco.

All you gotta do for the pressure line is zip tie a peice of fuel tubing onto the nipple and zip tie a screw in the other end.

Wait I remember what I did before- the fuel line on the nipple, a glow ignitor cap on the stinger, and I jammed a sharpie in the part that connects to the manifold.

Ponch im glad you feel the need to post in every thread.... But instead of jammin sharpie parts in the pipe a 3 dollar pack of caps will do the job fine time and time again...
Besides the caps are useful for capping your fuel inlet on your motor during breakdowns and fuel tank openings

I don't feel the "need" to post in every thread. I just post in threads that I know something about.